23 June 2026
Winter in Jindabyne just got a whole lot louder! The Station is bringing you a massive line-up of events all season long, from iconic Australian bands to international DJs, and everything in between. There is genuinely something for everyone this year, and trust us, you're going to want to be here for all of it.
Here's everything you need to know about this year’s line-up. Lock in your plans, grab your tickets, and get ready for a huge winter at The Station.
Krafty Kuts (UK) and Craze (USA) – Wednesday 1 July
Starting off our Station line-up is dynamic duo Krafty Kuts and Craze. Renowned and respected worldwide for his highly technical turntablism, Krafty Kuts is one of the key pioneers in the UK breakbeat and bass movement and has released music with the likes of Ministry of Sound, OWSLA, and more. Joining him all the way from the USA is Craze, a multiple DMC world champion and one of the best turntablists of all time, known for a relentless, high-energy style that has earned him legendary status on the global circuit. Together they'll be putting The Station's brand-new sound system through its paces, and there is no better way to kick off the 2026 winter line-up.
The Smith Street Band – Saturday 18 July
Melbourne's beloved punk rockers The Smith Street Band have spent 15 years touring the world, playing nearly 1000 shows across 23 countries, from home-soil favourites like Splendour in the Grass and Falls Festival to Reading and Leeds in the UK. With six ARIA-charting albums (including the #1 record Don't Waste Your Anger) and six Hottest 100 entries to their name, The Smith Street Band bring raw, heartfelt energy and singalong choruses that have made them one of Australia's most loved live acts. Don't miss your chance to see them tear up the stage.
Toga Party – Wednesday 22 July
The Kraken Black Spiced Rum and The Station are teaming up to throw a free toga party, and it's not to be missed. Dress up in your best toga (a sheet will do!) for your shot at great prizes. Expect a free dance party, free DJs, and a free sheet for the first 100 through the doors. Featuring Sydney producer Yes Boone, a wizard of sample-based dance music with a style that's entirely his own. It's free fun for everyone, so come join the party!
Playlunch – Saturday 25 July
Melbourne's self-described bogan-funk favourites Playlunch are set to bring their nostalgia-packed, good-time-guaranteed live show to Jindabyne for the first time! Fresh off the back of their mammoth 30+ date regional tour between January and May 2026, the band are excited to perform for the last time in Australia before heading overseas for the following three months to take on the US, Canada, UK and Europe! They'll also be joined by special guests Peach Fuzz. Do not miss your chance to catch them before they go global!
Brad Cox – Wednesday 29 July
Jindabyne's own Brad Cox is bringing his Multiple Dimensions Australia tour home this winter. This three-time Golden Guitar winner will be gracing The Station stage alongside fellow local and Australian Idol winner Kesha Nevé, with special guests The Vanns and Max Jackson also along for the ride. A homegrown night of country music in the heart of the Snowies, this one is not to be missed!
Moodswing and Chevy Bass – Saturday 1 August
One of Australia's most electric live acts, Mood Swing & Chevy Bass are the ringmasters of the dance floor. This genre-bending electronic duo live remix on the spot, blending funk and glitch into heavy, punchy house bass lines, all backed by wailing keytars, thumping percussion and a horn section that doesn't hold back. Since 2015 they've taken their theatrical, multi-instrumental shows to Burning Man, Boomtown Fair, Rainbow Serpent and Splendour in the Grass, sharing stages with the likes of Claptone and Chris Lake along the way. Come surrender your inhibitions and let your inner party animal loose.
Ruby Fields – Wednesday 5 August
Cronulla-raised indie rocker Ruby Fields has been turning heads since her breakout single "Dinosaurs" cracked the Hottest 100 in 2018. Her debut album Been Doin' It for a Bit shot straight to #1 on the ARIA charts, and she's just followed it up with new record Small Achievements. Fresh off the national tour, Ruby and her band are heading back to Jindabyne this August with a set full of new tunes and old favourites. This is one you don't want to miss!
Hockey Dad – Wednesday 12 August
Surf rock duo Hockey Dad hail from Windang, NSW, and have been cranking out laid-back, hook-laden tunes since 2013 across four studio albums, including Boronia, Blend Inn and Brain Candy. They're bringing a special show to Jindabyne with new music and old classics alike, joined by their great mates Blistar.
Frenzal Rhomb – Saturday 15 August
Frenzal Rhomb are celebrating 23 years of Sans Souci with a high-energy anniversary tour packed with cult-classic punk anthems, sharp humour and pure anarchic fun. Expect fan favourites including "Bucket Bong", "Punisher" and more as one of Australia's most iconic punk bands brings the album back to the stage for a loud, unpredictable and unforgettable night.
Beddy Rays & Letters to Lions – Wednesday 19 August
Two of Australia's most exciting rock acts are teaming up for a joint show. Beddy Rays bring their rollicking coastal punk rock from Redland Bay, Queensland, best known for the 2020 hit "Sobercoaster" and tour support slots with Tones and I, Dune Rats and Hockey Dad. Sydney's Letters to Lions return after a seven-year hiatus with fresh music and the same infectious energy and heartfelt lyrics that's racked up over 17 million streams, with recent headline sets at Tone City and Springfest plus three sold-out Sydney shows in 24 hours. Expect a night of high-energy, hook-driven rock from both.
The Terrys – Saturday 22 August
The Terrys are keeping the momentum rolling as they continue their regional tour run, bringing their signature loose, high-energy live show to fans across the country. Off the back of their self-titled album, the band's latest stretch of dates reinforces their reputation as one of Australia's most relentless touring acts. If you haven't caught them live yet, now is your chance!
Fleetwood Mac & Stevie Nicks performed by Starshine – Saturday 22 August
Next up in The Station line-up is Australia's premier tribute show Starshine, performing Fleetwood Mac and Stevie Nicks live in concert. Experience an unforgettable night of legendary music as Starshine recreates the magic, energy, and mystique of one of the world's most iconic bands. Performing all the timeless hits, this one is set to be a sing-along celebration of classic rock you won't want to miss.
The Jungle Giants – Saturday 29 August
After touring the world for the past five years, The Jungle Giants are returning to stages Down Under and making a stop at The Station here in Jindabyne. Riding high on their latest album Experiencing Feelings of Joy, and with close to half a billion streams under their belt, this tour unveils a bold new evolution of The Jungle Giants' signature sound. Supported by special guests The Tullamarines and Tear Drive, this is shaping up to be one of the nights of the winter!
Big Pete's Beach Party – Wednesday 2 September
Rounding out the announced acts so far is Big Pete's Beach Party! This free, beach-themed doof is headlined by Ivan Ooze, with more artists to be announced soon, plus will have prizes for best dressed.
Ivan Ooze heads to Jindabyne on his debut album tour, Isolation of Mistaken Infamy. With a reputation built on relentless touring and a live show that's earned him national acclaim, he's shared stages with the likes of Ice Cube, Bliss n Eso, Peking Duk and more. Expect a massive night!
This winter's going to be a busy one!
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We can't wait to see you at The Station!
